Ang 1107–1117
Raag Tukhaari
Contents
- Shabad 1Whatever You Give Is GoodCommentary →
- Shabad 2The First Watch — Guard What Is PreciousCommentary →
- Shabad 3The Shooting Star — A Light That Wakes the HeartCommentary →
- Shabad 4The Heart That Forgot Its LoveCommentary →
- Shabad 5My Dear, Bright BelovedCommentary →
- Shabad 6O My Mind — Come to Your Senses GentlyCommentary →
- Shabad 7How Can I Live Without My BelovedCommentary →
- Shabad 8Farther Than the Farthest, Yet Crossed With EaseCommentary →
- Shabad 9You Are the Life of the Whole WorldCommentary →
- Shabad 10The True Bath Is Seeing the GuruCommentary →
- Shabad 11My Mind Soaked Like a Fish in WaterCommentary →
Deeper
Listen. Joy and sorrow come to everyone, and whatever the One gives is good. Then the year turns, month by month. In spring the forest blooms outside the door, and the heart misses its Beloved. You know that ache. Summer burns like an oven. The monsoon brings rain, lightning and a lonely night. Autumn stays green, and what ripens slowly is sweet. Lamps glow in Katak. Snow falls in Poh, and one Light shines in every living thing. In Maagh the holiest place of pilgrimage is inside you. By Phalgun the me-first self is gone, and the Beloved is home in the heart. After that, every month, every day, every second is beautiful. At the centre, the opening refrain: whatever You give, my Lord, is good.